Everybody has their "thing". I have $200+ Japanese kitchen knives, I'm not about to begrudge a guy for having a $120 titanium bit driver in his pocket. Hell, I'd probably ask him where he got it and seriously consider picking on up myself... which I still am... lol
Take a look at the SAK Cyber Tool. It sounds similar to what you described. BTW, their pocket wrench looks pretty awesome too. Just a little pricy for me.
I'm surprised leatherman just doesn't shove together something around the size of say the handle of the surge (bigger or smaller than it as well) that uses both of their bit drivers along with the t-shank adapter for t-shank saws/files (could likely fit 3 or 4 diver/adapter like leatherman tools along with a set of bits in it).
As clever as this is, it's way overpriced. The Swiss cybertool does the best job of incorporating bits and driver in a small package. I wish LM would incorporate their bit set into the Tread. If you could slide bits outa your watch band it would allow Wave/Charge users more capability without needing to carry in a sheath.
Whoa... just scoped all their products... and yeah, boy howdy they're premium design. I can see the appeal and it certainly makes a fashionable statement with function to back it... Perhaps someday...
That’s a really cool design. I also wish that there was a more affordable version. I would probably use it to store some less common bits like security torx bits.
I think I have some good news for you. I was just contacted by this company on a possible budget friendly version of this design that will be released fairly soon. I'll get a video out about it when I have more information.
Another great idea I like the wrench,and frame lock screwdriver as well.. I'm going to wait until the Chinese company they have making this stuff rips off their designs and sells them for half the price..or they start American production..
Agree on the bit extender, would be nice if it would have some sort of holder on the tool. Loose parts goes missing and eventually found in the washing machine. Cool though. Thank's
I would love to see Leatherman, Gerber, or SOG produce something with a reasonable price. Maybe someday. I think this tool is too rich for most peoples blood. LOL
I guess we'll have to wait for the chinese to copy it for $10.00 a pop... ooops looks like there already is one: Steelman 10-In-1 Multi-Tip Folding Magnetic Pocket Screwdriver with Carrying Clip and Bottle Opener, Includes 3/16" and 1/4" Slotted, PH1, PH2, T15, T20, S1 and S2 Bits
It was actually contracted out by BigIDesign and released under Kobalt and now Steelman. Not a Chinese copy, sorry. BigI even confirmed it in the comments above
Great video, thank you. I was originally going to buy one of them for my edc bag to go along with my Leatherman Kick. But I couldn’t justify the price so I brought a Leatherman Skeletool with bit kit and just took my Kick out. Worked out to be cheaper. Plus I get more bits.
@@txtoolcrib I was looking for something like this to accompany my surge. I found this on Kickstarter I believe. Then the same day I found this exact design being sold by Home Depot under a different name.
I've tried my friends, and they're pretty cool and made really well. But I found a cruder but effective version for $10 at Lowe's, and I've Loved keeping it in the car ever since. Doesn't look pretty, but same idea. Theyre no longer being sold online, but come about occasionally in store. www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-10-in-1-10-Piece-Magnetic-Multi-Bit-Screwdriver/1000387175
@@txtoolcrib yeah. Wish they were. If you like big idea design stuff, take a look at their TI wrench. It's a really cool design. And pretty handy. I used to carry one a few months back before I sold it
If you liked our version licensed to Lowe's last year, keep an eye out at your local Tractor Supply store in Spring 2020 under the Steelman brand - ;-)
@@sgsheff BigIDesign pulled the contract that allowed Lowes to make it under the Kobalt name. They gave it to Steelman. 20 bucks at Home Depot, Tractor Supply, and Amazon.
Everybody has their "thing". I have $200+ Japanese kitchen knives, I'm not about to begrudge a guy for having a $120 titanium bit driver in his pocket. Hell, I'd probably ask him where he got it and seriously consider picking on up myself... which I still am... lol
Take a look at the SAK Cyber Tool. It sounds similar to what you described. BTW, their pocket wrench looks pretty awesome too. Just a little pricy for me.
I have had a cyber tool for about 15+ years. I highly recommend it.
I'll check into it, thanks.
I'm surprised leatherman just doesn't shove together something around the size of say the handle of the surge (bigger or smaller than it as well) that uses both of their bit drivers along with the t-shank adapter for t-shank saws/files (could likely fit 3 or 4 diver/adapter like leatherman tools along with a set of bits in it).
I always thought that would be a viable option myself.
I've really loved the design of this and the wrench they have. But I'd never pay that much for it. Way too overpriced. But very cool!
I can’t blame you in the slightest. I wish Leatherman would make a reasonably priced model of this design concept.
As clever as this is, it's way overpriced. The Swiss cybertool does the best job of incorporating bits and driver in a small package. I wish LM would incorporate their bit set into the Tread. If you could slide bits outa your watch band it would allow Wave/Charge users more capability without needing to carry in a sheath.
I like the idea of incorporating the bit kit into a Tread-like tool. The problem would be engineering it so that it would be aesthetically pleasing.
Cybertool L and M in my corral, wouldn't mind adding the S at some point. :)
Great gadget! Not for me, I prefer my trustworthy Victorinox
Greetings!
Thanks, and thanks for watching.
Check out the bit vault by Lever Gear. It's smaller and a significantly more useful product. They are $50 and well worth the money.
I will, thanks.
Do a review on the Lever Gear Bit Vault
Can always use more classy
WOW pricey
Whoa... just scoped all their products... and yeah, boy howdy they're premium design. I can see the appeal and it certainly makes a fashionable statement with function to back it...
Perhaps someday...
Wow for even the price of the fiberglass model you can get a cybertool S and have more functions in a similar size.
That’s a really cool design. I also wish that there was a more affordable version. I would probably use it to store some less common bits like security torx bits.
I think I have some good news for you. I was just contacted by this company on a possible budget friendly version of this design that will be released fairly soon. I'll get a video out about it when I have more information.
That is great. Exciting. 😊
What finish is the one in the video?
Hello ^^ Thank you for showing me the practical bit driver kit.
Thank you for watching.
Another great idea I like the wrench,and frame lock screwdriver as well.. I'm going to wait until the Chinese company they have making this stuff rips off their designs and sells them for half the price..or they start American production..
I believe this one is actually USA made. I would have to check to verify that though.
Agree on the bit extender, would be nice if it would have some sort of holder on the tool. Loose parts goes missing and eventually found in the washing machine. Cool though. Thank's
Absolutely, thank you for watching.
Anyone here seen or heard of the Tactica m250? Looks interesting.
I went to look it up, does indeed look interesting.
Its quite expensive though. But i love it.. hope to have in here #PHILIPPINES..
Very expensive.
Cool idea. Thanks for sharing. Too rich for my blood, but I'm sure they'll come down eventually.
I would love to see Leatherman, Gerber, or SOG produce something with a reasonable price. Maybe someday. I think this tool is too rich for most peoples blood. LOL
@@txtoolcrib agreed
I guess we'll have to wait for the chinese to copy it for $10.00 a pop...
ooops looks like there already is one: Steelman 10-In-1 Multi-Tip Folding Magnetic Pocket Screwdriver with Carrying Clip and Bottle Opener, Includes 3/16" and 1/4" Slotted, PH1, PH2, T15, T20, S1 and S2 Bits
Yeah, it was released shortly after I made this video if I'm not mistaken.
It was actually contracted out by BigIDesign and released under Kobalt and now Steelman. Not a Chinese copy, sorry. BigI even confirmed it in the comments above
too expensive.. but i want to have one...
They are expensive for sure.
Great video, thank you. I was originally going to buy one of them for my edc bag to go along with my Leatherman Kick. But I couldn’t justify the price so I brought a Leatherman Skeletool with bit kit and just took my Kick out.
Worked out to be cheaper. Plus I get more bits.
Thank you sir, and thank you for watching.
@@txtoolcrib I was looking for something like this to accompany my surge. I found this on Kickstarter I believe. Then the same day I found this exact design being sold by Home Depot under a different name.
I've tried my friends, and they're pretty cool and made really well. But I found a cruder but effective version for $10 at Lowe's, and I've Loved keeping it in the car ever since. Doesn't look pretty, but same idea. Theyre no longer being sold online, but come about occasionally in store.
www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-10-in-1-10-Piece-Magnetic-Multi-Bit-Screwdriver/1000387175
Oh very nice. Too bad they aren’t being sold anymore.
@@txtoolcrib yeah. Wish they were. If you like big idea design stuff, take a look at their TI wrench. It's a really cool design. And pretty handy. I used to carry one a few months back before I sold it
Yeah they had a version sold a Lowe's that was discontinued.
If you liked our version licensed to Lowe's last year, keep an eye out at your local Tractor Supply store in Spring 2020 under the Steelman brand - ;-)
@@sgsheff BigIDesign pulled the contract that allowed Lowes to make it under the Kobalt name. They gave it to Steelman. 20 bucks at Home Depot, Tractor Supply, and Amazon.
Neat tool👍
Thank you, appreciate you watching.